Electric-powered airsoft replicas utilize rechargeable batteries to drive an internal motor. This motor, in turn, operates a gearbox mechanism that propels projectiles. A common example involves the use of nickel-metal hydride (NiMH)... Read more »
These recreational firearms utilize compressed carbon dioxide gas as their propellant. A small cartridge containing the gas is inserted into the weapon, and when discharged, the expanding gas propels a plastic projectile,... Read more »
These devices are a subset of airsoft guns that utilize electric power, specifically from a rechargeable battery, to propel projectiles. These projectiles are typically 6mm plastic BBs. The battery powers an electric... Read more »
These devices utilize a mechanical spring to propel projectiles. The user manually compresses the spring, storing potential energy. Upon release, this energy is converted into kinetic energy, launching a plastic BB. A... Read more »
These devices utilize compressed carbon dioxide as a propellant to launch projectiles. A small cartridge, typically filled with liquid carbon dioxide, is punctured and the expanding gas drives a BB or pellet... Read more »